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Filename: 
MawM0355-000.jp2
Identifying Number: 
MawM0355
Title: 
Xalitla mother and child.
Subject: 
Ceramic sculpture--Mexico--Xalitla
Subject: 
Art--Mexico--Xalitla
Subject: 
Indigenous peoples--Antiquities
Description: 
The Xalitla culture created detailed figurines: some verge on portraits, others are generic, many figures are individuals sitting or standing. Here, the mother appears to look at the observer, while the baby suckles her breast.
Materials: 
Ceramic (earthenware): red-brown clay: red pigment.
Publisher: 
California State University, Los Angeles
Date: 
between 1500 B.C. and 1000 B.C.
Type: 
Artifact
Object Type: 
Figure
Dimensions: 
3 in high x 2 3/8 in wide x 2 1/4 in deep
Collection: 
MAW Collection
Location: 
Xalitla, Mexico
Rights: 
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Culture: 
Xalitla
Period: 
Middle Preclassic